Sub Compact Tactical Rail Mount Low Profile Laser Sight for Pistol Handgun Rifle, Build-in USB Magnetic Touch Rechargeable Battery Accessory Remaining Display

Great range on this green laser, surprised how far it works, even in daylight. So far, laser is working very well has retained its adjustment. The proximity switch feature was the main reason I selected this laser. The description of the laser function isn't real clear that the laser has a proximity switch on it, but I assumed it is what they meant so I bought it. The laser goes off when you holster it and on when unholstered. Ideal for concealed carry. Putting your finger near the proximity switch turns the laser off in the event you do not want it on when unholstered. The magnetic recharging cable is a slick feature, but, hope I never lose or damage it. No idea if it is easy to get another one of those or not. I highly recommend this laser to anyone, especially if you need one for concealed carry purposes.

In contrast, I have a Crimson Trace green rail-mount laser on another pistol. The Crimson Trace has a single attachment screw and I can't get it tight enough to keep it aligned when I press on it with my thumb, plus you have to remove it and re-zero to replace the battery.This Laspur laser has two mount screws, which keeps it solidly aligned with no problems. A big step up in reliability at a fraction of the price. Plus, the USB recharging is very convenient, and the little LEDs indicating battery level make it more dependable in practice. The activation buttons are also conveniently placed and work with just the right amount of pressure.I would definitely recommend this product.

It's a good value for the price. There are some weird things though.The second one I purchased was the model without the finger sensor, and after I charged it, the laser will not turn off. The green charge light is continuously on. I've seen one other review where that happened, and after a full discharge they were able to turn the laser off again. Returns are a pain in the butt, so I will try that method before I go through the hassle.

Will up date after I have some range time with the sight.Seems to function very well, the recharge feature is great. Very bright laser. The ambi touch switches are a little too sensitive, but let's see how they work in use.After Range Update50 rounds, fairly easy to zero, and holds zero very well. Would be easier to zero if the unit had direction indicators for windage and elevation like my red dots, and scopes. I bought the green sight but think either would be ok."Sold" two to a couple of my range buddies. Maybe they can build one to fit my Glock 43 ????

It works great on my firearm it does tend to point higher the farther the target gets and the charger has a little problem with it you have to get it to sit just right in order for it to work.

Mounted on a TX22 (Taurus 22LR semi-auto) with 2 locking bolts gave it a secured hold. Easy to zero and then I purposely banged it around, in which it stayed right on target. The touch sensors responded immediately, shutting off the laser when you don't want the perpetrator see you scanning. As you move your finger from the sensor to the trigger, the laser will light him up. Damn thing is very bright!The USB magnetic charging attachment is very convenient. With a row of LED's indicating battery level, it arrived half charged and it took about an hour to reach full charge. It looks great......quality built and low profile.And now, here's the kicker. After the 5th week, I was unable to shut the laser off. Instructions say one push on the rubberized button should turn it off. Even placing my finger over the sensor (to disable the laser) did not work (like before). It's still mounted with the laser constantly illuminating. I will try to drain the battery, hopefully to reset it?Any ideas guys? I can't return it since it's beyond the 30 day return window. Actually, I would like to keep it, in spite of this inconvenience. UPDATE: I allowed the battery to fully discharge while the laser was on overnight. Seems to work now (able to shut off the laser). I will update further if the problem reappears again.

It says its compact, but it is too long to fit my Taurus g2 . However if it will fit your pistol, it is a very good sight. I like how it is made and how bright it is. I have mine on my new Taurus G3 and it is great. Looks like it came with the gun. I've used it now about 2 months. It's great. Just ordered their smaller sight for the G2. Hope its as good.

I saved $3 buying the USED-LIKE NEW.... only to receive a busted and stripped out mounting, which I see will be the norm for these to maintain fast for any avid shooter. Plastic mount and cheap allen bolts. To snug up, the shoulders of the bolts had pulled through the plastic ultimately protruding through sunken nuts. As in the ad pics,the looks are great on the glock with activation button perfectly located. The option button is useless as all it provides is a slow flash beam.( to amuse the pets I suppose) A budget laser I realize. The magnetic recharging capabilities are fantastic. The only other drawback so far is the brightness of the yellow brass nuts clashing when all other components blackened and blending..... Then to top all of it off I live 30 miles from practical services and rely on mail order, Due to location I never receive the Prime 2 day service and after near a week of waiting I receive from Amazon this damaged-LIKE NEW item and am asked to then return for credit at which point I may order a new one. So what's that a month later I may have what I wanted in the first place and the Amazon rep's comment was "they have my back".....So the Mail Order screw-overs continue.... Two words sum it all up....QUALITY CONTROL